University "goes big", organizes special birthday parties, gives gifts to students

(Dan Tri) - A university has just stirred up the student community with a meaningful birthday gift program. Not only did the school send congratulations via email, it also gave away surprise gifts.

On the morning of May 28, the atmosphere at Ho Chi Minh City University of Law (ULAW) became warm and bustling with the program "Special Birthday with ULAW" organized to show the school's deep concern for the spiritual life of students, while creating a friendly and cohesive school environment.

Accordingly, every month, all students who have a birthday in the month receive an electronic greeting card from the school. More specifically, ULAW also organizes a random draw to select 10% of students who have a birthday in the month to organize a cozy birthday party and give meaningful gifts. This initiative has received enthusiastic response from many students.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Law held a special birthday party and gave gifts to lucky students (Photo: Provided by the school).

Ngo Vy Khanh, a second-year student of the Faculty of Commercial Law, shared her joy: "I was very surprised and touched when I received this gift. Although the material value is not too great, it shows the school's care for its students. I feel more loved and connected to this school."

MSc. Vu Dinh Le, Deputy Head of the Admissions Consulting Department, shared that the birthday gift program is just one in a series of activities to care for the spiritual life of the school's students.

"We hope that through these small gifts, students will feel encouraged, motivated and have more motivation to strive in their studies. This is also a way for the school to send the best wishes to each individual, demonstrating the spirit of considering students as the center," Mr. Le shared.

Students received birthday gifts in May (Photo: Provided by the school).

Not only stopping at giving birthday gifts, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law also implements many other practical activities to comprehensively care for students, including fostering soft skills (writing skills, legal writing, public presentation), taking care of physical and mental health, organizing A1 driving license exams, supporting students at dormitories and listening to students' feedback on learning and research conditions...

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/dai-hoc-choi-lon-to-chuc-sinh-nhat-dac-biet-tang-qua-cho-sinh-vien-20250528103150119.htm